Different rehabilitation approaches using movement-based therapy have been used to enhance axonal and muscle recovery. However, variations in the type of nerve injury and the type, time, and intensity of the exercise programs likely explain the discrepant results found in the literature. Thus, we conducted this study to determine whether balance and coordination training or endurance training, both of which were initiated 2 days after crush injury and were performed over the course of 4 weeks, alter the outcomes of sensorimotor tests (HLRWT and NBT) and morphometric analysis of sciatic nerve and soleus muscle of the affected hindlimb. Morphological analysis of nerve and muscle are important and can provide quantitative measurement of regeneration in animal models.